'F. J. Grootendorst' rose Reviews & Comments
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17 JUL 13 by
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Available from - Nature Hills
www.NatureHills.com
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4 MAR 07 by
Tony B.
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Lovely Hy.Rugosa. I Bought it as a bagged rose and it grew very vigorously after planting and was one of the very 1st roses to bloom. Pretty clusters of unique carnation like flowers on a healthy bush. Very fast repeat with over 25 buds in some clusters. Quite a show. Even in its first year I was impressed by how quickly it became established. No disease problems at all thus far...and the bugs seem to avoid it. Only thing lacking in this rose is fragrance...but still a winner! Very hardy, shade and drought tolerant & recommended.
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4 AUG 05 by
Blondie
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What other roses have this type of leaves also?
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12 AUG 05 by
 The Old Rosarian
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F.J. Grootendorst is one of the Rugosa group and most of the Rugosas have the same wrinkled type leaves. However only Pink Grootendorst will have the same carnation type flowers.
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25 FEB 04 by
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I have had this rose for 13 years. It is in destrucable. It is a very heavy bloomer. I have a wall of red flowers all summer
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